Eligibility, documents, the real process, and what typically happens after you submit.
Myntra requires a registered business entity (not an individual) with valid GST, a current bank account in the business's name, and brand ownership or authorisation documents. Registration happens through the Myntra Partner Portal: fill the business application, upload your documents, and submit for review. Approval commonly takes 7-15 working days across multiple seller guides, though this isn't an official Myntra-published figure.
| Document | Why it's needed |
|---|---|
| GST registration certificate | Mandatory for invoicing and tax compliance |
| PAN card | Issued in the business entity's name |
| Cancelled cheque | Must show the registered business name — current account, not savings |
| Bank account details | Account holder name, account number, IFSC code |
| Trademark certificate or authorisation letter/NOC | Proves brand ownership, or authorisation to sell the brand |
| Warehouse/pickup address proof | Linked to your GSTIN for the dispatch location |
Exact requirements can vary by category and change over time — confirm the current list directly on the Myntra Partner Portal before you start.
Start at the official Partner Portal and click Register Now. You'll verify your mobile number and email, then set a password for your seller account.
Business name, GSTIN, business type, product categories you plan to sell, and contact details.
GST certificate, PAN, bank details, and brand ownership or authorisation proof.
Some guides note this step includes an initial catalog detail submission — the first sign of how attribute-heavy ongoing cataloging on Myntra actually is.
Myntra's onboarding team reviews GST details, business legitimacy, and document accuracy. Commonly reported as 7-15 working days.
Getting approved — choosing the right business structure, assembling documents correctly, and avoiding the delays that extend a 7-15 day review into weeks — is its own process. We help brands get registered and onboarded.
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Try 10 free listings →Myntra requires a registered business entity, not an individual — sole proprietorship, partnership firm, LLP, or private limited company are all commonly accepted. A valid GST registration is mandatory, along with a current bank account held in the business's name.
Commonly required documents include your GST registration certificate, PAN card of the business, a cancelled cheque from a current account in the business name, and brand ownership proof — a trademark certificate if you own the brand, or an authorisation letter/NOC if you're a reseller, distributor, or importer. Requirements can vary by category, so confirm the current list directly on the Myntra Partner Portal.
Multiple seller guides commonly report 7 to 15 working days from submission to approval, depending on document clarity and category complexity. This isn't an official Myntra-published figure, so treat it as a typical range rather than a guarantee.
If you're past the typical 7-15 working day window, the common first step is checking for any document-related follow-up request sitting unanswered in your registration email or Partner Portal account, since incomplete or unclear documents are the most commonly cited cause of delay. Beyond that, reaching out directly through the Partner Portal's support channel is the right next step.